Recycled fabrics are materials made from repurposed textiles, reducing waste and conserving resources. These fabrics can come from post-consumer items, like old clothing, or post-industrial scraps from manufacturing processes. By recycling these materials, the fashion industry aims to minimize its environmental impact and promote sustainability. The process of creating recycled fabrics often involves shredding the original textiles, cleaning them, and then spinning them into new yarns. Popular types of recycled fabrics include those made from polyester, cotton, and nylon. This innovative approach not only helps reduce landfill waste but also supports a circular economy in the textile industry.